Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 06, 1958, Image 19

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    Wow! Here's Real Savings on
Cherub Milk
FINEST EVAPORATED
Tops for all table uses, cooking and babies
ender diet. A Safeway guaranteed pro-duet.
Saye on Betty Crocker's famcus
Gold Medal
PREMIUM FLOUR
A real savings on "Kitchen Tested" all-purpose
flour, at Safeway during this great
event.
Another Greal Savings on
Ketchup
HEINZ TOMATO
Stock up now on this famous Heinz pro
duct at a new low, low price.
MAIL TRIBUNE, MeJferJ, Or... Tliursd.y, NovemW . 1958 SA
Special Get Acquainted Offer at Safeway
c
FREE
Reg. 29c, 3-Qt. Pkg. of All New
Instant Lucerne Lac Mix
With the Purchase of a Colorful Plastic
LUSTII0 WARE DECANTER
$1100
$1100
Tall
Tins
10-lb.
bag
14-oz.
bottles
Grand for
measuring
storing.
mixing,
and
Both Valued
at $1.27
NOW ONLY
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3-lb.
tin
Golden Keen XL"
Choc. Chips ESS"? Bake" 2 I.Q0
Chunk Tuna JSSK4 N"ti!i l.00
18-oz. MQ
All vegetable
base varieties
meat. Doz. $2.99
Peanut Butter S.
Carmel Chips fSrr
Mince Meats SffiSSKffi
Cigarettes Po'ar'brands
std.
value
ctn.
75c Soda Crackers SILtr'
Campbell Soups
Foil Wrap W 'I
Margarine Kndrook
Cheddar Cheese Krok
No. 7 Record Album :on
l.85 "Best" Beer
lit: 25c
6 Reg.
tins
89c
jar
6-oi.
28-oz. 00
29c
jar
6 l.00
& $l-29
.,l.39
6 "X 95c
BEL-AIR
fbozed
FOODS
Cut Green Beans 9-oz.
Ford Hook Limas 10-oz.
Chopped Broccoli -r 1 0-oz.
Leaf & Chop'd Spinach 12-oz.
Kernel Corn 10-oz.
Mix Vegetables 10-oz.
Sweet Peas 12-oz.
"Premium Quality" Bel-air Frozen Foods are the Finest
money can buy. We are so sure you'll agree . . .
that we guarantee every package 100?&.
Mix 'em
or
Match 'em
Dozen $1.75
Bel-air Premium
Frozen Strawberries !
Iced Cookies 2aS
Fruil Cakes brand
Fruit Cakes SSL?"
Apple Rolls SS?
Grape Jam e
10-oz.
pkgs.
13U-oz.
Pkg.
14-oz.
pkg.
14-oz.
Pkg.
ess
Concord
sl.00
29c
79c
59c
pUr. 30C
2 2ibr 51.00
pint 29c
8-ln.
Pies
49c
5f 47c
dozen
59c
Marshmallow Creme E?
Fresh Bread Mrs- Wri"'
riBdll Oreail White or wheat
margmime
NALLEV'S CHILI
STAR-KIST TUNA
tK? 3lc
PrilM Pioe Bradley's Frozen
rlUII rl6 Pumpkin or Mince
Lucerne 3.8 KcTnSikality
Fresh Eggs AAlar'e
7aa TSeeiia Finest for Q
a.v iH8 bathroom W packs
Zee Wax Paper Ss f00ds 5 10rolfi $1.00
Tomato Sauce KsEE 12 8; $l.00
Pooch Dog Food
Friskies
4-roii si nn
liUU
Nutritious
Dog Food
13 tin, $ 1. 00
3 tins 53c
Sunnybank brand is
made with whole fresh milk
a Safeway guaranteed product.
Delicious full flavored chili
either regular or hot No fuss
Just heat 'n serve.
Delicious chunk style
Grand for sandwiches and
casseroles. Doz. $3.55
5
4
3
Mb.
pkg.
$
15-oz.
Tins -
No. Vi
Tins
1.00
1.00
89
Sun Ripened . . . Sugar-sweet Florida
?m GRAPEFR
Enjoy them now ... for breakfast, in delicious salads, as
desserts. Personally selected in Florida's sunny orchards
by our expei t buyers . . . then these choice grapefruit are
sped direct to Safeway. In the stores they are tenderly
cared for, kept cool for your eating pleasure. Take home
a bag-full today.
6 for 49c
12 for 95c
3 for P
only JL J)
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Oregon Russet Shallow Eyed Hand Picked
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No. 1 POTATOES
Firm 'n Solid Marblehead or
HUBBARD SQUASH
Grand for Stews Medium Size
yellow onions
25-Ib. Bag
89c
Per
2c
5-Ib. Bag
29c
EXTRA FANCY
LARGE
Delicious
APPLES
At A Very Low Price
$59
23-lb. Box
Prices in this advertisement are effective through Saturday, Nov. 8th, at Safe
way in Medford. We reserve the right to limit.
Play "Cross-Oul" With Safeway
Win 6,000 Prizes.. Worth '60,000
HERE IT IS FOLKS . . . YOUR GAME NO 7
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ARRIVING IN NEW YORK from AustraUa, where it was
found by aborigines in abandoned mine, this is one of
three sections of 125-pound opal, largest ever found
It is valued at $175,000. Elliot Glasser, head of opal
importing firm, is examining gem, which will be cut up.
Holmes Offers Full
Cooperation During
Office Change-Over
CANADA & U. S. PATENT PENDING U. S. (C) 1937, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957 & 1958, CAN
ADA (C) 1956, 1957 and 1958 by CROSS-OUT ' ADV. CO., INC., Box 551, St. Louis Mo., U.S.A.
It's fun . . . it's just like bingo. Here are a few of the valuable prizes: Mink Stoles,
R.C.A. Color TV Sets, Westinghouse Dryers, 2-Skin Mink Scarves and Orchids,
Gruen Watches, Hammond Illuminated Globes, 4-piece Hallite Cookware, Seth
Thomas Clocks and many, many other prizes. .
Just Follow These Simple Rules
Check the numbers in the box above with those appearing on your cards. If you
have 5 of these numbers, on any one card, in a straight line ... down, across
or diagonally . . . you are a winner! Now, simply follow the rules you'll find
printed on your card.
Anyone over 18 years of age, except Safeway employees and members of their
immediate family, can play "CROSS-OUT." Ask for your free card each time you
visit your Safeway store. No purchase or other obligation is required.
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If you do not have a winner this week, KEEP YOUR CARD! You can play it again
and again against new sets of numbers that will appear in our ads for the next
5 weeks. All cards can be played for 12 weeks against ANY set of numbers we
advertise.
We reserve the right to correct any typographical or other error or errors which
might appear in any published 'matter in connection with this game and to reject
winning cards not obtained through legitimate channels.
Are you taking advantage of extra savings big pack
ages offer? Many of the foods which you use regularly
are available in larger sizes that give you more for
your money.
White Magic foil wrapped
to keep moisture out
Laundry Detergent
HTZJa" DaIahmamI For dishes and washer
I ide Detergent the '-whd.y Mir.de
White Magic Soap kind to the hands
49V4-OI.
Pkg.
47-oz.
Pkg.
Giant
size
59c
69c
59c
Portland -UPD- Lame duck
Gov. Robert Holmes Tuesday
offered newly - elected Mark
Hatfield full cooperation of
his office in affecting an
orderly transfer of adminis
trations. He suggested that Hatfield
use the facilities of the gov
ernor's office "at the earliest
possible time" to prepare the
budget he will present to the
1959 Legislature at the time
of his 'inauguration in Jan
uary. Will Name Successor
He referred to the embar
rassment he said he suffered
at the hands of his predecess
ors who provided him with
estimates of fiscal needs that
Holmes has said led to an
embarrassing tax surplus. He
said he hoped Hatfield could
avoid submitting such a bud
get. As a Republican governor
in a Democratic state and
with a Democratic Legisla
ture, Hatfield still will have
broad patronage powers and
freedom to institute his eco
nomic program which he has
indicated would affect big
savings in the cost of govern
ment.
Most important, he will ap
point his own successor as
secretary of state and prob
ably will be handed a host of
resignations from Holmes ap
pointees in other administra
tive posts. It could mean an
all-Republican Board of Control.
Hatfield's political career
began only eight years ago
when he was elected to the
state House of Representa
tives in his first bid for pub
lic office in Marion county.
As he went on to the state
Senate he was considered a
shoo-in at the county leveL
Stresses Bi-Partisanshop
His nomination and subse
quent election as secretary of
state was the first test of his
appeal to a statewide elector
ate and he passed with a score
that clearly marked him a Re
publican threat In the guber
natorial field.
Last May he won the GOP
nomination for governor over
State Treasurer Sig Unander,
considered a favorite of con
servative partjj regulars. In
his campaign against Holmes
he stressed bi - partisanship
and promised to conduct his
administration with Oregon's
best minds, regardless of par
ty label. -
In the closing days of the
campaign he was .subjected to
heavy personal attack from
Sen. Wayne Morse (D-Ore.)
who said Hatfield could not
be trusted. Morse drew on a
tragic accident in Hatfield's
boyhood and subsequent court
testimony in the case. His re
marks were later deplored by
members of both parties.
Cozy as a Kitten
Eisenhower Turns
To Normal Business
Washington - ffiPD - Presi
dent Eisenhower turned to
normal White House business
today before taking off Friday
on a week end business-and-
pleasure trip to Ohio and the
West Coast.
The President, who gave
his Dost-election views to his
news conference Wednesday,
had onty two appointments to
day. He was to meet with his
cabinet and hold a regular
session with the National Se
curity Council.
The White House an
nounced Wednesday that Ei
senhower planned to fly to
Toledo. Ohio, and Tacoma,
Wash., this week end en route
to Seattle where he will speak
Monday.
He is exDected to fly back
to the capital Monday night
WRONG REPAIRMAN
Whiteville, N. C.-fflPD-Willie
Bennett called a repairman.
The repairman said he'd seen
the set before-it was stolen
from a store where one of his
relatives works. Willie Ben
nett is today in jaili
25-lb. SO AC
Finest granulated Candi Cane
DflWA PaMA ClIIWAIi
mi 6 wane uugai bag
Sunrise
Macaroni or Spagheifi Hi: 69c
Real Roast Cookie jar pack
Peanut Butter , 31b 10 1.69
Crisp Oven Glo Soda
Grackers
Golden Crest strained
Pure Honey
Kitchen Craft sweet buttermilk
2bobx 39c
5-lb.
can
89c
49c
PROTECT
Your Furniture
with
GLASS
TABLE TOPS
PHONE SP 3-3613
SELBY GLcAo!s
303 North BarHett
Give the WARMEST of hol
iday wishes with this cozy
quilt decorated with playful
pussies.
Easy applique! Use gay
scraps for baskets, solid color
for kittens. Pattern 7379: pat
tern of patches; charts; direc
tions; yardage for twin,
double size.
Send Thirty-five cents
(coins) for this pattern-add 5
cents for each pattern for 1st
class mailing. Send to Med
ford Mail Tribune, Household
Arts Dept., P. O. Box 168, Old
Chlsea Station, New York 11,
N.Y. Print plainly NAME,
ADDRESS, PATTERN NUM
BER. . '
Our new 1959 Alice Brooks
Needlecraft Catalog, just out,
has many designs for cro
cheting, knitting, embroidery,
quilts, dolls, weaving. A spe
cial gift, in the catalog to keep
a child happily occupied a
cutout doll and clothes to
color. Send 25 cents for your
copy ,of tne book.
Pancake Floor
4-lb.
Pkg-
Daily's U-Drive
Medford Airport
Crisco Shortening
Pure All
Vegetable
3-lb.
Tin
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